Sentences with phrase «of permanent damage»

Discuss the likelihood of permanent damage with your surgeon, especially if your nipple was relocated during surgery.

Contact your veterinarian immediately so he or she can evaluate the extent and seriousness of any permanent damage.

There is increased risk of permanent damage to this tear gland the longer the gland is in this abnormal position.

In many cases an incident might not cause much in the way of permanent damage, but instead results in permanent scarring instead.

Moreover, these costs are not onetime, but are rather incurred year after year because of the permanent damage caused by increased climate change resulting from the delay.

I never lost consciousness, was never short of breath, and suffered less damage to my heart than might have been expected (although I do have some degree of permanent damage.)

It's a temporary fix that causes heaps of permanent damage in the long run.

The Mastiff PRA problem was a perfect example of the permanent damage that can be done to a breed.

At the end of the day, the lack of permanent damage is why some burial insurance companies will NOT interpret a TIA as a high risk event.

Fires will always be a source of permanent damage, since not all personal belongings can be replaced.

While Honor isn't advertising the 7X as being drop - resistant in the same way as, for example, a Moto Z2 Force, the 7X does boast reinforced corners — the main impact point for any drop — to reduce the likelihood of permanent damage if it hits the floor.

Overall he struck out 2,396 batters in 2,324 «Öì innings before retiring at 30 in 1966 because of the risk of permanent damage to his arthritic left elbow.

The ugliness of the convent's actions (and their continued unwillingness to accept responsibility or offer any penance for the pain caused) is in stark contrast to the forgiving nature of Philomena who has every right to seek vengeance for the kind of permanent damage that may be able to be forgiven but can never be undone.

In many cases an incident might not cause much in the way of permanent damage, but...